" I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 6:23 pm
POMPEY ARE BRINGING ABOUT " 600-800 " THIS SATURDAY , WHICH INCLUDES THEM PAYING ON THE DAY AS WELL.
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Posted on: Tue 17 Jan 2012
Tickets for the Bluebirds' upcoming home fixtures against Portsmouth and Crystal Palace continue to sell well.
For Portsmouth this coming Saturday we've hit the 21,000 mark and expect up to 2,000 Pompey fans here on the day. Malky Mackay's men will be looking to close the gap to potentially one point on the current joint leaders, Southampton and West Ham United.
Coming up next Tuesday of course is our Carling Cup Semi-Final second leg clash with Crystal Palace. The Eagles come to Cardiff City Stadium with a slender 1-0 lead from the first leg, meaning the Bluebirds will need to rely on our fantastic home-support to help bump them over the line and reach Wembley!
We have currently sold approximately 22,000 tickets inclusive of Palace fans for the tie. The away end for the fixture has been sold to capacity, seeing approximately 3,800 tickets sold to Eagles fans. Cardiff City Stadium can hold just over 26,500 based on segregation lines and the hope is to beat the number of supporters who were here for the Leicester City Play-Off semi final back in May 2010. With a week until the tie, there's still plenty of time - LET'S SUPPORT THE BOYS!! CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR PALACE TICKETS
2012 HOME TICKETS ON SALE NOW
FULL REPORT: KEEPMOAT FRUSTRATIONS
POMPEY & PALACE TICKET SALES
Posted on: Tue 17 Jan 2012
Tickets for the Bluebirds' upcoming home fixtures against Portsmouth and Crystal Palace continue to sell well.
For Portsmouth this coming Saturday we've hit the 21,000 mark and expect up to 2,000 Pompey fans here on the day. Malky Mackay's men will be looking to close the gap to potentially one point on the current joint leaders, Southampton and West Ham United.
Coming up next Tuesday of course is our Carling Cup Semi-Final second leg clash with Crystal Palace. The Eagles come to Cardiff City Stadium with a slender 1-0 lead from the first leg, meaning the Bluebirds will need to rely on our fantastic home-support to help bump them over the line and reach Wembley!
We have currently sold approximately 22,000 tickets inclusive of Palace fans for the tie. The away end for the fixture has been sold to capacity, seeing approximately 3,800 tickets sold to Eagles fans. Cardiff City Stadium can hold just over 26,500 based on segregation lines and the hope is to beat the number of supporters who were here for the Leicester City Play-Off semi final back in May 2010. With a week until the tie, there's still plenty of time - LET'S SUPPORT THE BOYS!! CLICK HERE TO BUY YOUR PALACE TICKETS
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 6:30 pm
Not sure how many they usually take but for a journey thats nearer than most grounds they have to get to it aint many really.
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 6:31 pm
That's a Poor attendance from Pompey, ...Didn't we take about 1800 to them. 
...Didn't we take about 1800 to them.
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 7:41 pm
Marc wrote:That's a Poor attendance from Pompey,
We might have mate!! I can't remember
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 7:44 pm
can pompey pay on the gate for their end, lad I work with is pompey he wonders if he would be ok to get in?
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 8:02 pm
Maybe if their takeover fails they will come in numbers to see their last game
Or on the other hand - takeover goes through, so they come in numbers to see their renaissance.
Or on the other hand - takeover goes through, so they come in numbers to see their renaissance.
Re: " I THINK SOMEONE HAS DROPPED A BOLLOCK "
Tue Jan 17, 2012 8:06 pm
Bristol City took about that many last season and the beginning of this season for our so called derby! I reckon Pompey will take more than that though to be honest.